Civic Tech meet every Tuesday evening at 630. We meet at the Gathering Place 241 (The Ville 241 Canada Street). Everyone is welcome.
If you have an idea to pitch, please let us know in advance by emailing civictechfredericton@gmail.com
Here are some pictures from our meet-ups!
If you have an idea to pitch, please let us know in advance by emailing civictechfredericton@gmail.com
Here are some pictures from our meet-ups!
Civic Tech Nov 28
- SDLC & Design Thinking - Rory
- Faith-based Design Thinking overview
- River watch Design Thinking overview
- Next steps.
- Faith-based Design Thinking overview
- River watch Design Thinking overview
- Next steps.
Civic Tech hack night Nov 21 Agenda
Looking forward to seeing you at 630 on Tuesday night. (The Gathering Place 241 Canada Street - The Ville). I have set up a carpool channel on SLACK if you need a ride.
Meghan will be here from Code for Canada to give us an overview on CTs across the country and answer any questions. Great to have Civic Tech Toronto and Civic Tech Ottawa join us in Fredericton! Thanks Mayor Mike for your support.
Meghan will be here from Code for Canada to give us an overview on CTs across the country and answer any questions. Great to have Civic Tech Toronto and Civic Tech Ottawa join us in Fredericton! Thanks Mayor Mike for your support.
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Agenda:
- Round-table Introductions - All - Code For Canada - Meghan, Education & Community Program Manager - City of Fredericton - Adam - City's problem statement examples - Bernie (SNB) - River Watch application - problem statement - Sandi (GFSI) - Caring calendar - problem statement - Design Thinking session for both applications - All - Systems development life cycle (SDLC) - Rory |
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November 9th is international world usability day. Civic Tech Fredericton is taking part in this global event by hosting a FREE 2 hour UX Workshop led by Civic Tech Co-founder, Dr. Jules Maitland, .
Thursday, November 9th from 5-7 PM at the Gathering Place 241 Canada Street - email civictechfredericton@gmail.com Agenda Overview Introductions Intro to Usability Testing - background Review of usability testing protocol materials Demonstration - study participant Usability Test 1 Students 1, 2, and 3 moderators - students 4, 5, study participants Analysis Group review findings and create report Usability Test 2 Students 4, 5, and 6 moderators - students 1, 2, and 3 study participants Analysis Group review findings and create report |
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CIVIC TECH FREDERICTON INFORMATION SESSION
Tuesday, October 17 - 5:30 at Planet Hatch (50 Crowther Ln, Fredericton)
Fredericton is joining the nationwide Civic Tech movement and we want you to be part of it.
If you are a part of our IT community (computer programmer, graphic designer, interface designer, project manager, UX expert, software tester, etc.) or just curious about Civic Tech Fredericton, join us for some pizza and a beer to learn more about Civic Tech Fredericton.
Civic Tech Fredericton serves as the connective tissue between citizens, organizations, government innovators and the tech community. We facilitate knowledge sharing and work collaboratively to build the digital tools residents expect and need.
The Civic Tech movement was created by Code For Canada (www.codefor.ca)and is at the heart of what they do. Civic Tech communities across North America unites policymakers, technologists, designers, public servants and engaged residents together to learn from one another and make their communities better places to live.
Please Register HERE
Tuesday, October 17 - 5:30 at Planet Hatch (50 Crowther Ln, Fredericton)
Fredericton is joining the nationwide Civic Tech movement and we want you to be part of it.
If you are a part of our IT community (computer programmer, graphic designer, interface designer, project manager, UX expert, software tester, etc.) or just curious about Civic Tech Fredericton, join us for some pizza and a beer to learn more about Civic Tech Fredericton.
Civic Tech Fredericton serves as the connective tissue between citizens, organizations, government innovators and the tech community. We facilitate knowledge sharing and work collaboratively to build the digital tools residents expect and need.
The Civic Tech movement was created by Code For Canada (www.codefor.ca)and is at the heart of what they do. Civic Tech communities across North America unites policymakers, technologists, designers, public servants and engaged residents together to learn from one another and make their communities better places to live.
Please Register HERE